The Ten of Cups is the card of happiness, homecoming, fulfillment, emotional stability and domestic harmony. This card shows a loving couple with their arms outstretched, looking at the rainbow, while their two children laugh and play in the background. This family has everything they need. They feel loved by each other.
The Ten of Cups reminds us that there is fulfillment at the end of each cycle. There is someone perfect for you in the Universe. The Universe listens to you and your intentions will manifest themselves to you. The world reminds us to be thankful for what we have, while letting us know that we deserve better.
Ten of Cups standing as one person
If the Ten of Cups appears in the Tarot as a person, it means that this person is simply a generally happy person. They take nothing for granted and are always grateful. Your spirituality can have a huge impact on your world view. He is astrologically associated with Mars in Pisces. Since Mars is the essentially masculine planet, it is a very active and assertive energy. Pisces is a feminine sign with passive and receptive energy, it is very soft and spiritual. We all have a bit of both energies expressed in a balanced way, regardless of the gender we identify with.
By physical characteristics, the Ten of Cups as a person represents someone who is visibly happy. When you buy this card for someone and wonder if they are faking happiness on social media, the answer is no. However, you may also notice that this person values the simpler things in life. Your physical health is a reflection of your mental health. Regardless of what they're wearing, you can tell they don't care about their outfit for the day. They eat what makes them happy and only get the kind of exercise that makes them happy. This is a type of person who really enjoys team sports.
For emotional traits, the Ten of Cups as a person represents someone who is "actively" happy. Mars is an active planet and Pisces is a spiritual energy and not materialistic. Unlike the Nine of Cups person, who is passively satisfied and satisfied but can occasionally take it for granted, the Ten of Cups person is the type to actively maintain a gratitude practice. They highly value family and friends and honor their relationships. They highly value the amount of energy one invests in their relationships and are always nurturing quality relationships with others.
For careers, the Ten of Cups can represent someone who loves what they do for a living or brings happiness in some way at their job. Alternatively, they can work on something related to the family. They may specialize in family law, they may run a daycare or adoption agency, or anything that brings a family together, including pet services. This person may also have inherited a family business. However, if this card is drawn vertically, it usually indicates that the person in question is genuinely happy to continue the family business. They are not doing this because they were forced to, or out of guilt or a sense of obligation. They are doing this because the passion for this business is genuinely in their blood, they have this sense of ownership and they are honestly passionate about it.
The Ten of Cups as a person represents someone who makes you feel serenely content. You can have the happiest and most peaceful memories of your life with this person. It doesn't take much for that person to be happy because he learned to value simple things. They are the kind of people who have learned that the best things in life are free, as clichéd as that sounds. This person can also be a family member. If you are romantically involved with this person, they will usually make excellent parenting and spouse material.
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Ten of Cups invested as a person
If the inverted Ten of Cups appears in the Tarot as a person, it means that this person is deeply unhappy. Unlike the Nine of Cups reversed person who is unhappy with himself, a Ten of Cups reversed person is unhappy with every aspect of his life and every person in it. They are unhappy with their family, partner, co-workers, and even with their children and pets. Because it is a Minor Arcana card, some of these characteristics will not be inherent aspects of your identity. If they are behaving unfavorably, they may just be going through a temporary phase. It could be a pattern of behavior that they can still unlearn if they want to. Good or bad, no one is perfect and people can use their free will to change for the better.
By physical characteristics, the Ten of Cups reversed as a person represents someone who is unhappy, even if they create a facade of happiness. If you are asking about someone who looks happy on social media, the truth is that person is not happy at all. In fact, they are probably miserable. They resent their entire wardrobe because they wear what they wear to please others. They despise everything they eat because they eat to impress others or follow a lifestyle they don't really believe in.
Due to emotional characteristics, the Ten of Cups reversed as a person represents someone who feels empty inside. In numerology, the number 10 has to do with feeling fulfilled and experiencing a positive completion. When this card is reversed, it could indicate that you are dealing with someone who feels that they cannot be themselves. Pisces is a sign that rules illusions, and Mars can be a violent and angry planet. Despite his efforts to paint a picture of happiness, they only fuel anger, resentment, and exhaustion deep down.
For careers, the Ten of Cups reversed can represent someone who may be extremely unhappy in their workplace. In the upright position, this card is about emotional satisfaction, but when drawn upside down, this person does not feel fulfilled at work. If they are paid well at their job, they seriously question whether the pay is worth it or not. The astrological association of this card with Mars indicates that resentment and anger are getting in the way of your career. They have succeeded in faking it up to this point, but they are not sure they can go any further.
The Ten of Cups reversed as a person represents someone who makes you unhappy. When you are around someone who is so unhappy with their life, sooner or later you will feel their energy. If you are romantically involved with this person, it might be a good time to reassess where you are in this relationship, because neither of you is happy or emotionally fulfilled. Furthermore, drawing this card upside down generally indicates that the person in question does not have marriage material, especially if she wants to start a family. This person may not be a good parent due to unresolved childhood issues. Or, they may not be interested in children.
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Conclusion
For love readings, the Ten of Cups represents happiness, emotional fulfillment, and domestic harmony. Where everyone wants to be, you already are. Here there is fullness, harmony and a sense of belonging. The Ten of Cups reminds us that we can always count on our loved ones when the going gets tough. They make life worth living.
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